The fatigues-wearing leader of the Bosnian Serbs was unrecognizable in a guise that was part guru and part Santa Claus.
An object like the golden mountain is a guise that is not consubstantiated with any guise, not even itself, and so doesn't exist.
In some guise that's what the Republican National Committee seems to think all Americans want — a mythical nation at the pinnacle of its power back in the midst of the American century, so overwhelmingly "No.
The story, about the last of a quartet of high school buddies to lose his virginity (and thereby win the privilege of a ceremonial bong hit), is presented in the guise of amateur videos that are being posted on YouTube.
But blacks, Hispanics and Indians are still regularly discouraged from voting, often under the guise of "ballot integrity" programs that are supposed to be aimed at deterring fraud at the polls.
In the former guise, it suggests some interesting models that are largely ignored, except in the case of gene duplication (due to the independent efforts of Lynch and colleagues).
They slip into a guise of modesty that is not their default position.
He argued — and judges have regularly agreed — that if a suspect infers leniency from an interrogator's guise of sympathy, that's the suspect's problem.
Trump later apologised, but his biographer argued the incident underlined a "willingness to use rhetoric that other people won't use under the guise of talking straight" that is now a fixture on the campaign trail.
Susan Linn, director of the campaign, said she had received complaints from parents who were concerned that their children were being sold toys, games, makeup and other items under the guise of a literary book club that is promoted in classrooms.
